Three Horseshoes in North Hertfordshire

Brilliant meal on Friday night. I had the special pork with savoy cabbage & Potato gratin . Which was amazingly present and was unbelievable delicious. My husband had a thin crust pizza which was really tasty and a good amount of toppings. The pub was busy and had great atmosphere. Highly recommend

Our table was already taken and the people had to be moved , our drinks our was taken quickly but our food order took a long time had to ask if they come to the table , and they do , it was very busy but it was a Friday night but put more staff on . I ordered fish and chips and it was over cooked is not the word . I had a pudding and it was a total rib off so over price and was not right ingredient !!! Would not go there again

This place is only interested in taking care of their regulars. *SPEND YOUR MONEY ELSEWHERE FOR A PLEASANT EVENING* We are local and made to feel so uncomfortable because we were not regulars. Despite having table booked, made to wait squeezed in at the bar for 20 minutes as they wouldn't ask the locals who had finished eating to leave the table we booked. No apologies, and like others have said - the owner is rude, dismissive and very arrogant. Overcrowded with regulars who are prioritised - you are all on top of each other. Then took an additional 30 minutes to take our order. I have type 1 diabetes, so ordered a diet soft drink, and a sugar drink was given to me. This happens - people make mistakes, that's fine. But when I asked for it to be swapped, the owner explained how he highly doubted there was any error made on their part. Then later when I ordered dessert, actually questioned me and demanded to know how I could eat said dessert if I was really diabetic!! Never, in all my thirty years of having diabetes, have I been met with such a condescending attitude where a pub owner feels he is entitled to question what I eat!! Utterly disgusting. Found myself explaining that I have an insulin pump which I can adjust for food, but unknowingly consuming a sugar drink I wouldn't have accounted for would make me very ill. Furious I was put in this position. When I raised my concerns, he didn't even bother to apologise. The food was only average too, so even if you avoid the dire attitude of this man, I wouldn't bother and would seek another place where your money will provide you with decent food, service and atmosphere. Additionally dogs were running round the dinner tables - again, allowed by regulars - and a ball was actually thrown and hit my friend's side of her face. Just avoid.

We hired the function room at The Three Horseshoes for a lunchtime family birthday celebration for over 30 people. Everything about our experience was excellent. Communications and pre-event organising was first class. On the day we received very many positive comments from our guests about the food and the venue overall. A lot of very good value, tasty food was supplied from their buffet menu, plus our vegan and gluten intolerant guests were well catered for. Overall we have nothing but praise for Mike and his staff. Special thanks to Dan for looking after us on the day. We have no hesitation in recommending The Three Horseshoes. They really contributed to making it a memorable day.

Went for a Sunday roast with family, including our dog. Finding somewhere to suit the whole family is tricky when there is 10 of us. The Three Horse Shoes pulled out all the stops. I cannot fault them. Food was delicious, service was excellent, we felt very welcomed and pricing was very reasonable. Highly recommend and will be going back very soon.

Forgot our dinner order whilst our friends had already finished theirs. The guy in charge was rude and dismissive. I would give it a miss and save your money

Had a lovely COVID safe evening here. Beautifully decorated so very cosy and the most delicious Chistmas meal. Thank you to all the lovely staff x

Great Friday night meal, COVID safe, great service, lush food. Limited menu did not mean limited food standards. Really fresh and excellent value.

Was staying in a near by hotel and visited for dinner, then lunch... then Sunday dinner!It is a traditional pub in a rural setting on the outskirts if Letchworth, with a lot of history.It has taken excellent Covid precautions.It has a selection of real ales that change frequently and are kept very well. The food on all three occasions was very good - the tempura veg were excellent. The Sunday Roast was superb and is all good value. It is definitely worth a visit if you are in that part of the world.

It's nice and tucked away, parking ain't great. No separate room for eating, small pub, staff are OK, home made food n good portions, toilets are OK. Disabled friendly it is not.

On Saturday we had our Son's wedding reception at The Three Horseshoes in the Forge. It was a small intimate affair. We had a four course meal that was nothing less than superb. All homemade and piping hot when served. The waiting staff were attentive, polite and cheerful. I need to add that the entire meal was also gluten free.

I ordered baked goats cheese and bacon walnuts and cranberry. I got a ladele full of of cold cranberry sauce chucked on a plate with some burnt goats cheese on top with two slices of stale Warburtons style bread. Absolutely disgusting. Then I had pie which had basically been microwaved for too long and was rock hard. Do not eat here.

Super fish menu introduced on Fridays. Moules & Frites and Chowder to die for. Good staff and service.

Was disappointed as very limited choice of lunch meals and two of the choices had items not available.

We popped in just before 1 on Sunday aware it was likely to be busy but there were 2 empty tables of 4 (booked for 1.30 and 2) and one free barstool. We ordered drinks and asked to order just starters from the Sunday roast menu. “Oh I don’t know, we’re fully booked and there’s no table “. I assured them we’d be fine with goujons at the bar but they needed to check with the kitchen. There were a couple of main courses being sent out so they went to ask in the kitchen. No - sorry! Now if I’d seen they were indeed busy I would have had sympathy but only one table had any food sent out in the time we were there. We left at 1.30 and only 2 if the expected ‘rush’ had arrived. Will I be back? No

We had a lovely family gathering on Saturday. I was so impressed as I had a gluten free platter as part of the buffet and the owner advised that they use a separate gluten free fryer for the chips etc. It was so reassuring that they knew exactly what to do. Lovely upstairs room for our party. Thanks. J

Great selection of Real Ales, excellant choice of food and the best Sunday Roast around. Real fires and fantastic wine selection .

Now this lovely pub is a free house and they often have live music (some of the musicians play at Craftys's too!) Menu is fairly good, even for fussy people like me.

We had a lovely meal here. Lots of reviewers had mentioned the fish and chips were good. I ordered fish and chips and they were good. Would go again and order them again. My husband ordered the chilli, he loved it. Very pleasant atmosphere and easy parking. Our son in laws 40th birthday party was held there the weekend before. We all had a great time so hence our follow up visit.

We have been going to The Fox in Willian for years. Car park at the Fox was full a few weeks back on a Sunday afternoon so we decided to go the The Three Horseshoes (had never been before). Such a welcoming and friendly pub! We haven’t yet eaten there, but been a few times for drinks. Had a lovely early evening drink in the garden yesterday-kids were entertained with the large Connect 4! Doubt we will go to The Fox again!

We had a couple lovely, hot, tasty and generously sized meals from this (top hygiene rated!) pub.

If ever a caption was fitting this pubs roasts are it. Took my parents here yesterday for a sunday roast. Cosy little pub with no heirs or graces nor a hint of "gastro". A traditional pub which serves a traditional roast which we all enjoyed. The only bit of constructive criticism would be the meagre portion of vegetables. A small bowl for 3 of us. Would return in the future though.

We have been visiting The Three Horseshoes for years now and it’s a great little pub. The bar staff are friendly and welcoming the food is traditional and hearty and our dog is made welcome too! There is a relaxed atmosphere and you can happily sit with the family playing one of the board games available or with friends for a chat. The perfect place to stop at the end of a country walk.

Lunch on a very cold Saturday.First visit since Kim and Charlie have moved to here from The Bull at Gosmore.Still good food and a welcome,and a real fire!Nice atmosphere,dogs welcome.Excellent fish and chips,and scampi and chips,of course! Good menu and specials board .Upstairs big TV with football on, can be used for venues,has bar there.Looks nice garden,just need some great weather.Pretty village,worth a walk

There are two pubs in Willian and when I told my sister which one I preferred she said that the Horseshoes is an 'old man's pub!'. It really isn't - in a time of bland drinking establishments selling more brands of gin than beer, the Horseshoes is a good old fashioned pub.

Family visit, very good portions but not to all tastes, good value friendly atmosphere will revisit with my wife.

Excellent Sunday lunch at £10.95 (£12.45 for 3 meats).

Just wanted to say thanks for looking after us last night in the bar! We were a lively group of 6 ladies and felt very welcome. We will be back soon :)

superb food superb staff a welcoming pub the food is cooked while you wait which guarantees freshness and of course it is always hot which it should be the beer is superb as well

It's about eighteen months since the current incumbents took over and the pub's settled back into a well worn groove.

Travelled a long way to ‘meet friends in the middle’ so picked this pub based on the Trip Advisor reviews. Turned out to be a great decision. Great Sunday lunch. Service was prompt and friendly. Good selection begins the bar and they had the Chelsea game on the tele. Perfect. Thoroughly recommend this pub for a Sunday lunch with friends.

First time visit here since change of manager and I was pleasantly surprised. This is a very traditional pub but the menu has been extended and offers food that you'd hope to find in a traditional pub. Nothing fancy but good comforting food.

Popped down for a Sunday lunch and had roast lamb - I couldn’t finish it but wished I could! Loads of meat, gravy, yummy crispy roast potatoes and veg - mmmm

We booked a table ahead which I was glad of because it was extremely busy at 6.30 on a Friday night. There were 3 shelves of different gins so I was pleased! We ate the shoes burger and were really impressed.

Had Sunday roast dinner last week, it was the best roast dinner we have had in a very long time. Really good value for money, great quality ingredients. Fantastic roast potatoes! The pub is lovely and traditionally furnished, staff are friendly and welcoming. Overall a really great experience.

The food was great, beer perfect and the service was excellent. All round a great experience. I will come again to check out the live music. Recommended.

Having sampled the beer in most pubs in the area, I just say this is the greatest Willian has to offer. Will be back soon! Thanks guys!

Fantastic day sitting the garden listening to amazing live music Food is outstanding Will be back often

My husband and I, along with our daughter and son inlaw visiting from New Zealand went for Sunday lunch. 3 had the mixed roast with all the trimmings which were delicious and piping hot. I do not eat red meat and as there was only 1 vege option of a Shepherd's pie and 2 seafood- fish and chip main or tempura prawns starter- I asked to have a main size prawns with added chips and garden salad. This was no trouble at all for the lady who took our order. All of the mains were served on time. My prawns were lovely and the salad fresh with the chips crunchy on the outside and soft inside. Pudding consisted of sticky toffee pudding x2 and 1x belgium waffle. Both were delicious. The cider on tap and house Savignon Blanc were of a high quality. The service was great. Thanks 3 Horseshoes for a lovely Sunday lunch.My hubby and I will definitely be back.

Popped in for a casual Friday night supper with friends - the staff were really welcoming, the food was fabulous and busy

First time visiting this pub, very friendly welcome, food was delicious, best meal we have eaten out in ages. Will definitely return.

Have enjoyed coming here for years but this was our first visit with the new management. Garden nicely revamped, especially glad to see access from the road thus avoiding sreps through the function room. Food was simple pub grub but served piping hot and cooked well. Busy wih locals which is always a good sign. We will return ( book a table if you want to eat on a weekend).

Had a most enjoyable meal with my wife. Food well cooked and staff pleasant and attentive. Will recommend

Traditional country village pub, with. very friendly hosts and chef, can highly recommend the fish & chips and it comes in a half size, (as do other items), looking forward to booking up for a Sunday roast

Lovely lunch to celebrate mum’s 75th birthday today. Excellent food - roasts, vegetable shepherds pie, fish n chips. Service excellent as always. No issue coping with last minute number alteration and only too happy to accommodate request to bring out the birthday cake.

I visited the Three Horseshoes on Father’s Day with a party of 9. It had been highly recommended to me by friends as they had been highly impressed by the improvements since the new owners/managements took over.

Came for a meal with family and overseas visitors today. Traditional cosy village pub, really friendly host, honest and hearty food, really well executed. Look forward to returning.

We popped into this pub as we could hear live music from another pub in the village we were having a drink in. Such a homely place, plenty of areas to sit, drink, eat and listen to free live music. Plenty of real ale on offer.

Ate here, then the following week went to Trenchers in Whitby. This pub had better fish and chips and I can't quite believe it myself! Really great food here compared to how it used to be. Lovely helpful staff (and regulars). We will be back.

This little gem was cosy & staff very welcoming. There’s a good selection of beers and a lovely selection of gins on offer.

We were aware that this pub had changed hands so popped in for lunch. We had the surprisingly good small fish and chips which served promptly. We enjoyed our visit and will be back.

Recently went back to a pub we used to visit and was pleasantly surprised how nice the new staff were, Veronica and Rab were very charming and helpful with recommendations on both the food and wine menu. had a fabulous meal of fish and chips and ended up spending a lot longer in the pub than we expected. will certainly be going back for food and wonderful chats. Well Done the 3 horseshoes!!

We are so pleased to see that this local pub is under new ownership and we enjoyed an excellent Sunday roast there today.

It's been a trying time for this friendly village pub with some well-documented problems in the management/kitchen area - I've popped by twice in recent months to check out the new brooms only to find food was not on the menu for one reason or another.

Reserved a table for two and a dog. Pleasant village pub with some nice walks around the village of Willian. Staff were friendly, pub a little worn and rough around the edges. Ordered Roast beef for two, Roast potatoes, parsnips, gravy and beef were good, although a little scant. The accompanying vegetables were also scant and very unimaginatively boiled and presented. When presented with the bill, it went something like this, "Is this right? £6.80 for two soda waters?", ..... "Erh, yeah?", ...... "But its tap water?"..... "Erh, yeah, well we have to put the gas in it!".

Just experienced third Saturday lunch in as many weeks at this lovely old pub. I've been drinking here for more than 40 years, but only recently considered coming for a meal.

Reserved a table a short notice on a Friday night. Welcoming, proper traditional pub atmosphere with a relaxed bar area to stand and have a pre-meal drink. Staff all very friendly. Had cod and chips half portion, lovely and hot on a snowy evening. Children well fed on jacket potato and beefsteak chilli. Just how a pub should be! Been coming here for 30 years on and off.

This old pub has had its problems in the last few months with changing management teams, but now seems to be well on the straight and narrow managed by Helen and Phil. Now a free house with a good selection at the pumps.

We were lucky enough to be squeezed in for an early dinner on a Friday evening. Food was excellent all round (v generous portions!) and our youngest daughter was accommodated happily with a half potion off the main menu. Lots of people in for a start of the weekend drink, and all the other dining tables full by the time we'd finished our meal. So pleased to find this 'new' pub on our doorstep - we'll definitely be back!

We had a fabulous evening at this pub on saturday. Felt really bad for the new managers when the chimney suddenly became blocked filling the whole pub with smoke. After a brief period trying to get it under control, a bottle of complimentary prosecco appeared on the table to say sorry for the inconvenience. Following on we had a superb meal and we will definitely be back for more! Thank you!!!

This pub has totally changed from my last visit in Nov 17.

6 of us spent the evening here, very good and well run establishment. Appears many of the locals use it, which speaks for it self.

Can see why the locals call it a proper pub. Great atmosphere, excellent beers and great fresh cooked food in generous portions. Definitely not so ‘up itself’ than another local establishment! Good luck to the new management team,

Three horseshoes is under new management came down with some friends for a roast dinner as a tester, it was fantastic best roast dinner ever had

So much better and excellent beer ! Retaining local heritage good priced reasonable food and guests beers

We were welcomed in from a very wet walk and enjoyed a good lunch, accompanied by some interesting ales. The service was friendly and helpful.

5 friends dined on Saturday for lunch. All chose meals from the "specials" and we were well pleased! A nice touch was that 2 people had chosen the mash topped fish pie, but they had only made 6 of them and had sold out so the chef set about making 2 more! Worth the wait a d an indication that its not large scale catering.

A week ago a friend came to visit and we ventured to the Three Horseshoes for Sunday lunch. A big mistake!

Staff could not be more helpful when we arrived, waiting for friends, a great start to what was to become a lovely evening in a traditional pub. Food was reasonably priced and there was plenty of it. Cosy rooms and locals were friendly! Great selection of gins for those not keen on real ale.

Been here a quite a few times now it has been taken over. An amazing transformation into something between a quaint village drinking pub, a gin bar, a live music joint and a traditional pub food fayre with a slight gastro twist. Landlady and landlord (and chef) are a welcoming couple with a mix of professionalism and familiarity that makes even standing at the bar a pleasant experience. Recent events include a Jazz and Gin evening with live music and a hired Gin mixologist. Long may it continue, two great pubs in the village making it the place to be!

We discovered this pub when staying at the nearby Letchworth Hall Manor Hotel. A proper pub and the night we went they had an open-mic night which was very entertaining. Bar staff and customers were very friendly and made to feel welcome. Pet friendly, fabulous, highly recommended.

Tracey and Karl have recently taken over here and after a few weeks closure to clean throughout and refit the kitchen it is now up and running and with a warm welcome to all (even if you have four legs and don't drink a lot!). The bar offers a good range of draught ales and lagers and some pleasant yet reasonably priced wines. Food is available lunch and evening Monday to Saturday and also Sunday lunch. The menu offers snacks, paninies, sharing cheese plates, together with the traditional pub fayre of fish or scampi and chips, pie, curry, lasagne etc - these 'main course' dishes typically priced £7 - £9. Traditional desserts are a modest £3.95. There is also a 'Kids menu' at £3.95. Our party had chicken curry, fish and chips, and scampi and chips, and we were impressed with both quality and portion size - with particular mention for the chips which were so crisp on the outside and soft within.

New management need to act quick to save this place from disaster. Some basic food to compete against the Fox would help Good luck

We visited for Mother's Day and we were greeted very warmly and offered a seat we were given the option of sitting downstairs or upstairs and our daughters chose upstairs!!We were the only guests but that didn't bother us it was a lovely large room which was a bit musty but once we opened the windows the sounds of the birds singing and the breeze soon sorted that outUnfortunately our youngest became unwell and we had to leave and all the staff were very helpful and understanding We will definitely be back

Arrived at around 12:50 pm, ordered two course meal for both of us. 6 people at one table where waiting for their meals. Around 1:15 pm the table of 6 were served. At 1:30 pm one soup arrived, from then on the person who took our order kept saying 10 minutes. at 2:05 pm we still did not have the two main meals we were meeting people at 2:15 so we cancelled the dinners and asked for a refund. They had in the meantime served meals to 5 people who had arrived after us. Extremely poor service and the toilets were in poor condition.

Went for a quiet drink here with a visiting relative on a recent afternoon. It was cold out and we received a warm welcome in front of a fire. It was peaceful and pleasant until a member of staff started having long loud conversations on the phone. The pub itself, especially the toilets, is a little run down but until the end the ambiance was good.

We were a group of four having Sunday lunch but only one of us was happy with the food. The fish was poor and tasted like wet cardboard. The chicken was tasteless. The lamb was OK but the vegetables were too many and overcooked. However the scampi was OK. Pity as this has the potential to market itself as a great traditional British pub but the food let's it down.

Visited here for a quick lunch and were not disappointed! Delicious, reasonably pricedfood, expertly prepared and beautifully presented by caring staff. And the best, home cooked chips we have tasted in a long time. Highly recommended if you are outthis way!

Green king pub with guest beers all well keep. Food is good English pub menu.Friendly staff and helpful landlady.

We went for a late lunch and apart from some dishes being unavailable we enjoyed our meal. Service was friendly ans efficient, Good pub grub.

All meals were freshly cooked. The service was excellent. Lots of choices. Also have an over 55 menu.

We took our elderly neighbours and daughter out for dinner yesterday evening. One of the neighbours is registered blind & the other a vegetation. We choose the venue because the menu boasted some good vegetarian dishes. When we arrived the pub was far from full but there was a wedding reception going on in the function room. We were told straight away that there were no burgers left. It transpired lots of other things had run out as well from ice cream wafers to sirloin steak. We decided to have a main and sweet so having ordered we settled down to chat whilst the food was prepared. Unfortunately we waited and waited and waited and eventually our meals did arrive but one at a time with quite a gap in between making it embarrassing for everyone. The food was fine. We decided to still risk a sweet despite being in the pub twice as long as we had intended already. We waited & waited for our sweets to the point where I had to say something only to be told that they were sorting out the wedding reception and ours would follow. Whilst we were waiting for the sweets I got another drink for one of my guests, by this time I had had 2 and was driving. I then went to the washroom and on return found a pint of beer in my place which apparently arrived without notice and which I had to return. Eventually the sweets arrived however the ice creams, which the menu stated would have wafers and a sauce didn't, so I asked for them to be told they had run out of wafers but they did bring three plastic bottles of sauces from which they proceeded to serve us. I asked to settle the bill to be told that the card machine had been dropped by a member of staff and couldn't give me a receipt. I asked for an itemised bill again to be told I couldn't have one but they would hand write me one, stamp it and sign it. A table of 4 which arrived after us complained about theirs meal and service and didn't get charged for their food and were given a bottle of wine as an apology.

I would really recommend the great food and lovely homely atmosphere.the three horseshoes Willian just off A1m junction 9 you will always receive a very warm welcome

We eat as a relatively large group (14) prior to our daughter getting married close by. Despite us being a lrgish group tis didnt phase the staff and the food was bought to our table within minutes. Food and drink was good and reasonably priced.

This has a nice secret garden above the restaurant. Looks really nice in the summer months. The barn has also been renovated and it is a really nice venue for parties etc. The food is a bit limited but good enough.

We came here for lunch last Saturday and were so impressed by the friendliness of the staff and the quality of the food, I cannot recommend it highly enough. We sat in the garden and the food was brought to us and nothing was too much trouble. The staff were friendly and we felt very welcome and the food was excellent value for money and the portions were huge! Well done Three Horseshoes, keep up the good work.

We had a lovely meal which was a bit spoiled by a noisy group at the bar and people on the next table who seemed to think that they were the only ones there. But having said that the service and the food were good.

I've only given it three stars at the moment but will return to taste the food and see if at all there is a beer garden. We were on a bike ride last Sunday in the hot sunshine that is unusual for this country. We went past the packed garden of the Fox and thought we would try the little out of the way The Three Horseshoes. Our attention was drawn to sign saying sun drenched rear beer garden at the pub and this was backed up again by another sign on the outside of the pub. Use our beautiful rear sun trap garden.(words to that effect) Not sure if this pub garden is Narnia and you have to get to it through a magic wardrobe. But could we hell as find it. There is a small area to the side of the pub that had a couple of tables but was in the shade.  Anyway went inside and it is an oldy worldy pub that looks quite quaint. Tried the Baldock cider that was very pleasant. Asked the barmaid were Narnia was as it wasn't apparent once being inside the pub. Apparently it was closed due to a private party. Still not entirely sure how you get to Narnia but I'm bringing Bear Grylls with me next time as far as I can see. You go through a doorway, up some steps into a first floor room and then through a door on the opposite side. This is unconfirmed. Can't see how we would be able to take our bikes to this garden so will take a lock next time. Anyway.  Didn't sample food. Drinks seemed OK. Will update on return visit.

Friendly service, good menu, generous plates, food all homemade and wonderfully tasty. Good veggie menu.

My husband and I look for character in a pub and the three horseshoes does not disappoint. It was quiet enough for a good conversation but noisy enough to have a community atmosphere. The impression is that it is a solid local pub. We have been several times since moving to the area, and look forward to many more visits. We love that it is dog friendly- perfect for stopping in while walking the dog, and that the atmosphere is so cheerful. The landlady could not do enough for us when we were there, the food was great and the range of real ales kept my husband going back for more.

Called in to the Three Horseshoes today for a birthday lunch with our darling daughter and we were so pleased we did.The good old fashioned service was absolutely first class as was the food.Well done to the staff, we will be back again soon !

Food is fantastic, the locals and bar staff are lovely.A proper traditional village pub set just off the road.

We received a warm welcome on arrival, the landlady was very cheery and polite and let us sample the real ales before we made our choice. Typical local village pub with a nice atmosphere. Not much of a beer garden, very small!

Exactly what we were looking for. Over 55 menu - £7.99 for two courses. Ham egg and chips all round followed by bread and butter pudding with custard, treacle sponge and custard, rhubarb crumble with ice cream. Yummy. Quite ordinary but that's what we were looking for. £40 for four with drink each. What's not to like?

Lovely pub, friendly staff, infinitely better than its pretentious gastropub neighbour down the road

We are raising money to renovate our village sign here in Willian. Yesterday we held a village fun quiz night with a fish and chip supper in The Forge function room at The Three Horseshoes Willian. Carole's team saw to everything so that we could concentrate on the quiz and on enjoying ourselves. 42 tasty meals were served and 42 people enjoyed good service, a wide range of drinks and a great village pub atmosphere.I thoroughly recommend The Forge function room for a party or fund raising event.

We popped in here on the way back from a trip out. 2 diners had the roast which was perfect. The liver and bacon went down well and I enjoyed the homemade lasagne. There is a good selection of ale with a regular turn around. Carole and the team offer a warm welcome. All in all lovely traditional Village pub.

We are just a 20 minute walk from this traditional village pub but only just started to wander across from time to time. Staff, service and beer have always been excellent. This visit we also had some food and it couldn't be faulted. Told us they were busy so we may have a wait but actually the meals came out faster than many other places when less busy. We will definitely make this a more regular destination, especially with the warmer and lighter evenings due any time now.

This is a traditional pub with traditional pub grub and comes complete with cheeky landlady and friendly staff to make everyone feel at home.

A nice old-fashioned and welcoming local tucked away in the centre of the village of Willian. We were staying at the Letchworth Hall hotel but decided to walk down to the village for dinner.We tried the Horseshoes on the first night, having booked earlier in the day. A decent choice of beer is on offer, and it's a reasonable pub grub menu. The food was very good, although my wife's salmon was a tad overcooked and a little dry (not enough to make a fuss over though). Food (two courses) and drinks came to around £40 for the two of us.If you're looking for decent pub fare, and a warm welcome, definitely try the Horseshoes.